Rice study shows how declining fertility rates could impact schools as Fort Bend ISD weighs rezoning
Fort Bend ISD is considering a rezoning plan to address declining enrollment, which has dropped from 80,000 students four years ago to near 75,000, with a Rice University study suggesting the trend may continue.
By Nick Natario·45 min ago
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FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Fort Bend ISD is weighing a rezoning plan that could shift more than 1,000 middle and high school students as the district grapples with declining enrollment, and a new study suggests the trend may only get worse.
The district's enrollment peaked at about 80,000 four years ago.
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